Spiderman: Stan Lee y Steve Ditko #3
In "Capturado por J. Jonah Jameson," Spider-Man faces a crushing ordeal beneath a collapsing submarine base, where every second counts as he fights to free himself—his aunt May’s life hanging in the balance. With the help of a mysterious new ally and a desperate race against time, Spidey must confront the Master Glider’s gang to secure a cure that could save May’s life. Written by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, with art by Ditko and colors by Stan Goldberg, this 2003 issue delivers high-stakes tension and classic web-slinging heroism, all framed by Ditko’s iconic cover.
In "¡El Maravilloso Mundo del Dr. Extraño!," Spiderman crosses paths with Xandu’s henchmen as they hunt for the missing half of the Watoomb Rod, now in the possession of the Dr. Extraño. When the duo’s paths converge, an unlikely alliance forms between the web-slinger and the mystical hero to stop Xandu’s growing threat.
In "Las Garras del Gato," Spider-Man takes on a high-stakes chase after the Daily Bugle offers a thousand-dollar reward for the capture of the Cat Thief. With Betty's unexpected news weighing on him, Peter Parker must balance his personal life with the urgent mission to stop the elusive feline criminal.
When Tía May falls seriously ill on Peter’s first day of university, he’s torn between staying by her side and confronting the Master Glider, who’s stealing advanced scientific equipment. A personal crisis collides with a rising threat, testing Peter’s resolve in ways he never expected.
In "¡Un Hombre Enloquecido!", Peter Parker races against time to save Tía May, whose life hangs in the balance due to a radioactive particle in her blood. With the only cure stolen by the Planeador Maestro, Peter must confront the villain’s twisted plans before it’s too late.
In "¡Capítulo Final!" from *Spider-Man: Stan Lee y Steve Ditko #3*, Spider-Man finds himself trapped beneath rubble in a sinking submarine base, with only seconds to spare before the rising water claims him—and his aunt May’s life hangs in the balance. With grit and determination, he fights his way free, only to face the Master Glider’s gang in a desperate race to deliver the serum that could save May.
¡Regresa el Hombre Ígneo! kicks off with the Molten Man breaking free from prison, determined to outsmart the law this time around. As he plans his next move, Spider-Man is quick to intercept, turning the tide in a clash of wills and webs.
In "¡Un Tipo Llamado Joe!", Joe Smith, a down-on-his-luck wrestler trying to reinvent himself as a monster actor, finds his life spiraling after a filming accident fractures his mind. As his descent unfolds, Spiderman must confront the chaos he unleashes—while Norman Osborn's bounty on the web-slinger ignites a violent clash with a gang of thugs.
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